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Live demonstrations provide a visual representation of the subject matter, making it easier for learners to understand complex concepts or procedures. Seeing someone perform a task or explain a concept in real-time can enhance comprehension.

Learners can receive immediate feedback during live demonstrations, enabling them to correct mistakes or ask questions as they arise. This immediate interaction fosters a deeper understanding of the material and encourages active engagement.

Live demonstrations capture learners' attention more effectively than static methods like reading or listening to lectures. The dynamic nature of live demonstrations can stimulate interest and curiosity, leading to enhanced retention of information.

Certain skills or techniques are best learned through observation and imitation. Live demonstrations allow learners to observe experts in action, gaining insights into best practices, nuances, and subtleties that might be difficult to convey through written or verbal instruction alone.






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